City Guide to Edinburgh, Scotland

City Guide to Edinburgh, Scotland

Health


Spa in the City

Beauty fans can look forward to a bumper weekend as Spa in the City – Edinburgh’s popular free beauty event – returns on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th May for a sixth consecutive ye

Scottish Astrological Association Workshop

This is a medical astrology and homeopathy workshop* with Dr.

Hanover Healthfoods Healthy Lifestyle Event 2013

To follow on from our successful previous events with have put together a (nearly) all new programme, welcoming new speakers like Norman Brown, one of the best informed people in Britain on probiot

Protect Your Hearing at Fireworks Time

National charity Deafness Research UK is asking people to remember their hearing on Bonfire Night, particularly when setting off fireworks in confined spaces lik

The Railway Man Remembered

Eric Lomax, who wrote movingly about his experiences of being tortured as a Japanese POW and his subsequent reconcilation with one of his torturers, died on Monday at the age of 93.

Women's Health... Whose Wealth? Three Day mini-fest marks Thirtieth Anniversary

The first Scottish Women’s Health Fair in 1983 saw women coming together from across Scotland to explore alternative grassroots visions of women’s health and challenge the established m

Angus: Weaver of Grass Review

Angus: Weaver of Grass tells its story using a range of media to convey a sense of time and place. Both of these are important to a tale of a remarkable artist and human being.

Safety Warning Issued About Baby Bling

Baby bling shoes

Trading Standards officers from the City of Edinburgh Council have issued an alert regarding ‘bling’ products which pose a risk of choking babies and young toddlers.

Mess Review

Caroline Horton in Mess

Inspired by the true wartime stories of her grandmother in Paris, Caroline Horton wrote her one woman play, “You’re Not Like the Other Girls, Chrissie” for which she won the Best

4.48 Psychosis Review

It is very hard to see 4.48 Psychosis solely as a play. It is, and always has been, so much more than that. I wish that it weren’t.